[SVN] [PATCH] Ruby Grammar: Distinguish augmented assignment operator from indented here-doc

Martin Kühl martin.kuehl at gmail.com
Wed Jan 21 16:49:13 UTC 2009


Hi,

the Ruby grammar states that the `<<` operator and `<<-`-style
here-docs could always be distinguished. To augment (ha!) its
behaviour in this respect, I added a negative lookahead after the
pattern matching the `<<` operator so it could never match a `<<-`
here-doc.

Patch is attached or available from pastie:
http://pastie.textmate.org/private/b5bcmac6i503nxhlwgczw

Thanks,
Martin

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